328 BIBLIOGRAPHY 



Live Patron, Springfield, Ohio, w., 1877-80. 



Ohio (Practical) Farmer, Cleveland, w., i852-date. 



Patrons' Advance, Batavia, Ohio, 1875-76. 



Union and Patron, Urbana, Ohio, w., 1875. Probably a name adopted by 

 the Urbana Union in 1875 and changed the next year to Union and 

 Democrat. 



Eugene City Guard, Eugene City, Oregon, 1867-79. Supported the Granger 

 movement and the Independent party. 



Oregon Cultivator, Albany, w., 1876. 



Oregon Granger, Albany, 1875. 



Willamette Farmer, Salem, Oregon, w., 1868-80. 



Farmers' Friend, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, 1874-80. Edited by the 

 secretary of the state grange. Claimed to have a circulation of thirteen 

 thousand and to be the official organ of the Patrons of New Jersey, 

 Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and West Virginia. 



National Farmer and Horticulture Register, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1870- 

 71. Used by Secretary Kelley to advertise the Grange in 1871. 



Practical Farmer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, i855-date. 



Rock Hill Grange, Rock Hill, South Carolina, w., 1875-76. 



Rural Carolinian, Charleston and Cokesbury, m., 1869-77. Edited by 

 D. H. Jacques and later by D. Wyatt Aiken, both prominent Grange 

 leaders. One of the first southern papers to take up the Patrons of 

 Husbandry and valuable for following the Granger movement in the 

 South. File, October, i869-September, 1871, October, i872-September, 

 1874 in D.A. 



American Farmers' Advocate, Jackson, Tennessee, 1872-73. " Devoted to 

 the interests of the National Agricultural Congress and the order of 

 Patrons of Husbandry." File, 1872-73 in B.P. 



Grange Journal, Humboldt, Tennessee, w., 1876. 



(Living Age and} Grange Outlook, Knoxville, Tennessee, w., 1874-76. Claimed 

 a large circulation in Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky, Louisiana, and 

 North Carolina. 



National Crop Reporter, Jackson, Tennessee, 1873. An anti-Grange and 

 anti-secret society paper. Moved to Jacksonville, Illinois, and then to 

 Indianapolis. 



Patron of Husbandry, Memphis, Tennessee, w., 1874-79. 



Rural Sun, Nashville, Tennessee, w., 1872-79. 



Southern Farmer, Memphis, Tennessee, w., 1876. Ran a Grange depart- 

 ment. 



Southern Husbandman, Nashville, Tennessee, m., 1877-79. Organ of the 

 state grange. 



Southern Granger, Memphis, Tennessee, s.-m., 1875-76. 



(East) Texas Patron, Crockett, Texas, w., 1875-79. 



Examiner (and Patron), Waco, Texas, w., 1868-79. 



Grange Reporter, Tyler, Texas, w., 1876. 



Valley Farmer, Windsor, Vermont, w., 1873-80. 



Vermont Record and Farmer, Brattleboro, w., 1862-80. File, 1870-73 in 

 B.P. 



